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Mir Hossein Mousavi is NOT the Peoples’ Ambassador
22 hours ago ago from Harry's Place
This is a crosspost by Arash from Observing Iran Two things caught my eye this weekend. One was the picture I've posted above, made by Babak , an Iranian graphical designer. Many of his works have a monarchical spin, however this particular piece was very good in my opinion, and summed up my own feelings about Mousavi quite well, especially in light of the second thing that caught my eye. Read on. The text under the photo of ...
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22 hours ago ago from Iranian Minorities Human Right Organisation (IMHRO)
By Stephanie Nebehay GENEVA (Reuters) - United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay voiced concern on Tuesday that Iran is using more force to suppress protests and urged the Islamic republic to respect opposition supporters' right to protest. "The suppression of protests is escalating, it is much more serious," Pillay told Reuters. She also said that a senior Iranian human rights official, who had ...
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16 hours ago ago from niacINsight
Both the Stand with the Iranian People Act and the Iranian Digital Empowerment Act Introduced Today Contact: Phil Elwood 917.379.3787 For Immediate Release Washington, DC The National Iranian American Council welcomes today’s introduction of the Stand with the Iranian People Act in the House of Representatives, and applauds the bill’s sponsors ...
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7 hours ago ago from No Left Turns
Another domino has fallen in the cascade of evidence demonstrating the absurdity of Iran's denial that it is seeking nuclear weaponry. Leaked Iranian technical documents reveal that the country was attempting to test a triggering devise for nuclear weapons in 2007. There are several take-aways from this discovery. 1. The international community continues to be alarmingly inept at policing nuclear research. The consensus among ...
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6 hours ago ago from crethiplethi
It's remarkable how the Western Governments (and the mainstream media) are sleeping in silence about Iran's political crisis and Ahmadinejad's dictatorship, since the elections in Iran (summer 2009) and the mass protests of the Iranian people as result of the fraud during the vote counting. It's even more striking that the Western Governments are still sleeping in silence during the recent protests on Iran's Student Day and the continuing ...
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Memo may add to growing evidence of Iran's nuclear arms expertise
14 hours ago ago from Washington Post - World
Long denied access to foreign technology because of sanctions, Iran has nevertheless learned how to make virtually every bolt and switch in a nuclear weapon, according to assessments by U.N. nuclear officials in internal documents, as well as Western and Middle Eastern intelligence analysts and weapons experts. Iran's growing technical prowess has been highlighted by a secret memo , leaked to a British newspaper over the weekend, that ...
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6 hours ago ago from NPR
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12 hours ago ago from CNN - World
Source: 'Alarming' secret document details Iran's nuclear goals A camera, right, installed by the International Atomic Energy Agency, monitors a nuclear facility in Isfahan, Iran, in February 2007. STORY HIGHLIGHTS NEW: Iran calls claim of work on nuclear bomb part false and not worth paying any attention to Papers reinforce deep concerns over Iran's nuclear program, source says It says UN nuclear ...
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7 hours ago ago from TIME.com - World
SEARCH TIME.COM Full Archive Covers Videos Rattled by Iran, Arab Regimes Draw Closer to the U.S. By Vivienne Walt / Manama Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2009 President Ahmadinejad, left, and President Obama From left: Ricardo Moraes / Reuters; Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Share Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has been "the best recruiting officer" for ...
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